Artist Interview: DJ Mr. Rager (Diego Juarez)

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Amanda Shekarchi interviews DJ Mr. Rager, based in Saskatchewan, about his career. DJ Mr. Rager discusses his transition from hosting a radio show at ISO Radio in Toronto to Trifecta Sound, detailing how the show helped him connect with artists and DJ at events like the Honey Revenge show. He describes his unique DJ style, which evolved from EDM to metal and hardcore music post-COVID, incorporating horror movie samples. DJ Mr. Rager shares his involvement in the song "Take a Look, Y'all" with bands Pulse and Granite State, and his collaborations with Mood Ring and Hash Gordon.

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